The South African Federation of Civil Engineering Contractors (SAFCEC) appeals to Government, unions, members of the media and industry players, to develop a fair, objective approach when evaluating and analysing safety statistics in the...
Montage of construction site mishaps.
In the spirit of a safe and carefree festive season, the best way to prevent on-road hassles like a flat tyre or even a traumatic accident is to take your vehicle for a quick safety check from an expert eye – such as that offered as a free service...
Prof. Volker Bertram who is an expert in marine environmental management has warned shipping crews to refrain from not following legislation which causes accidents and water pollution. Speaking during training on ship safety and environmental...
We work on construction sites everyday wearing hard hats. We know safety is important but if it’s uncomfortable, most guys won’t be safe. We developed this Head Protection Gear to make wearing your hard hat more comfortable and...
Air safety in Africa is a concern. Coordinating the various programs currently being put in place will be key to improving the continent’s safety record. So says IATA. Air travel is essential to the African economies but, to exploit aviation’s full...
The 7th of June 2012, marks the International Level Crossing Awareness Day. In a bid to celebrate and mark this day, Transnet Freight Rail, a division of Transnet Limited is embarking on a National Level Crossing and Safety Awareness Campaign with...
Transport Minister Sibusiso Ndebele today launched the Pedestrian Safety Campaign in Johannesburg in conjunction with Eqstra Fleet Management and Logistics, the United Nations and the Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory in support of Nelson Mandela...
Damaged tyres are one of the main factors that contribute to accidents in SA According to research damaged and badly maintained tyres are the most common among widespread factors that contribute to accidents in South Africa. Tyres are undoubtedly...
